** Test blog **
Quick Overview
You should see:
Headings from H1 through H6
Paragraphs with bold, italic, and bold italic
Inline code like aembitctl status and curl -fsSL https://example.com/install.
How Relevant Is the Chief AI Officer? CAIO as Change Agent Orchestrating AI Across Strategy, Operations, and Culture
Quick Overview
You should see:
Headings from H1 through H6
Paragraphs with bold, italic, and bold italic
Inline code like aembitctl status and curl -fsSL https://example.com/install.sh | sh
Multiple code blocks (bash, YAML, JSON, JavaScript)
Bullet lists, numbered lists, nested lists
A table
A blockquote
A horizontal rule
A checklist
Links
An image placeholder
A “details” expandable section (HTML)
A simple inline HTML snippet to verify it doesn’t break layout
Example Link + Text Formatting
Here is a normal paragraph with a link to the site: Aembit.
Here is mixed formatting: bold text, italic text, bold italic text, and strikethrough.
Here is inline code inside a sentence: Run kubectl get pods -A to list pods across namespaces.
Here is a short inline HTML sample: Ctrl + S
Table Test (H2)
Below is a table to test borders, zebra striping, alignment, and responsive behavior.
Inline code
Inline code
Inline code
Inline code
Inline code
Inline code
Inline code
Inline code
Inline code
Short snippets
Short snippets
Short snippets
Short snippets
Short snippets
GET /health
Should stay monospace
Code block
Multi-line code
Short snippets
Short snippets
Short snippets
Short snippets
fenced blocks
Should scroll on mobile
Table
Compare values
Short snippets
Short snippets
Short snippets
Short snippets
pipe table
Test overflow
Link
Navigate
Short snippets
Short snippets
Short snippets
Short snippets
https://aembit.io/
Should be clickable
Lists (H2)
Bullet List (H3)
Item A
Item B
Nested B.1
Nested B.2
Nested B.2.a
Item C with inline code env=prod
Numbered List (H3)
Step one
Step two
Step two, sub-step one
Step two, sub-step two
Step three
Checklist (H3)
Unchecked item
Checked item
Another unchecked item with inline_code()
Blockquote (H2)
This is a blockquote.It includes a line break and should preserve indentation and styling.Test how it looks on desktop and mobile.
Code Blocks (H2)
Bash (H3)
set -euo pipefail
echo “Hello from a Gutenberg test post”
DATE=”$(date +%Y-%m-%d)”
echo “Today is: ${DATE}”
# Example curl request
curl -sS https://example.com/health | head -n 5
YAML (H3)
apiVersion: v1
kind: ConfigMap
metadata:
name: example-config
data:
LOG_LEVEL: “info”
FEATURE_FLAG_NEW_UI: “true”
ENDPOINT: “https://example.com/api”
JSON (H3)
{
“service”: “example”,
“enabled”: true,
“retries”: 3,
“timeouts”: {
“connect_ms”: 1000,
“read_ms”: 5000
},
“tags”: [“gutenberg”, “test”, “content”]
}
JavaScript (H3)
function formatStatus(ok, message) {
const status = ok ? “OK” : “ERROR”;
return `[${status}] ${message}`;
}
console.log(formatStatus(true, “Rendered correctly in Gutenberg”));
Heading Levels (H2)
H3 Heading Example
Some paragraph text under H3.
H4 Heading Example
Some paragraph text under H4 with inline code: SELECT * FROM logs LIMIT 10;
H5 Heading Example
Some paragraph text under H5.
H6 Heading Example
Some paragraph text under H6.
Image Placeholder (H2)
Replace the URL with any image you want to test.
Caption suggestion: Figure 1: Placeholder image for alignment and responsiveness testing.
Horizontal Rule (H2)
Below this line is a horizontal rule:
“Details” Expand/Collapse Section (H2)
This uses HTML. Gutenberg should keep it intact (theme-dependent).
Small “Card-like” HTML Snippet (H2)
This is just to verify basic HTML renders without breaking layout:
Final Paragraph (H2)
If everything renders correctly, you should see clean spacing, consistent typography, readable code, a responsive table, and proper heading hierarchy. If anything breaks, note which element (table overflow, code block scrolling, list nesting, HTML blocks) caused it.
left: 50%;
right: 50%;
margin-left: -50vw;
margin-right: -50vw;
}
]]>
Horizontal Rule
If everything renders correctly, you should see clean spacing, consistent typography, readable code, a responsive table, and proper heading hierarchy. If anything breaks, note which element (table overflow, code block scrolling, list nesting, HTML blocks) caused it.
If everything renders correctly, you should see clean spacing, consistent typography, readable code, a responsive table, and proper heading hierarchy. If anything breaks, note which element (table overflow, code block scrolling, list nesting, HTML blocks) caused it.
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